All it takes to solve a mystery is the right clues and a good imagination. Who done it? What reasons might the butler have had? Why didn't the victim take his usual route home? So what better medium for mystery than audio theater -- the theater of the imagination. Sound has a direct connection to the human brain -- you see, feel, smell, even taste things in your imagination that in reality you are only hearing. You become the detective... or the criminal. You have the clues. Now, can you solve the case?

And nothing can scare you like your own imagination. What was that noise? Is it just the house settling, or is someone there? When things that go bump in the night, go bump in your headphones -- thats audio theater. So climb on board the audio thrill ride, and hang on. Its dark ahead, and its going to get darker, so close your eyes and listen... What... was... that... noise...

Two Plays for Voices
From the pen of bestselling author Neil Gaiman, and from the production facilities of Sci-Fi Channel's Seeing Ear Theater comes two terrific tales of terror. Snow Glass Apples stars Bebe Neuwirth as a not so wicked stepmother dealing with a devilish child in an upside down version of Snow White. Murder Mysteries stars Brian Dennehy as a cop on a murder case -- only his beat is heaven, the case is the universes first murder, and he aint no cop, he's the Angel of Vengeance.

Little Evil Things
Cacophany, Inc.
Bite-sized bits of horror. Film composer Frank Macchia and writer Tracy London recreate the spirit of 1940's radio drama, but with current digital sound technology and techniques. Five individual Volumes on CD.
Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 Volume 5

All Hallow's Moon
Atlanta Radio Theater Company
In a small western town which has outlive its usefulness, the townsfolk wait for the last stagecoach. But a terrified woman arrives out of the night who says she's pursued by the Devil himself. Is she just crazy, or has El Diablo come to town?
1 CD

The Brides of Dracula
Atlanta Radio Theater Company
Every retelling of the vamire legend mentions Dracula's strange power over women -- but doesn't go much further. This new take on the tale plunges deep into the mysterious attraction the count carries. A psychosexual thriller!

See also from ARTC:
The Passion of Frankenstein
Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde

Hayward Sanitarium
Last Minute Productions
Sometimes the most frightening demons are those inside the human mind...

Set at a small sanitarium in New England, dedicated to researching facility patients affected by so-called "supernatural phenomena." A team of dedicated psychiatrists and scientists try to discover if the supernatural is real, or simply a product of the human imagination.

Brilliant young psychiatrist Dr. Richard Atwater arrives for his first day at Hayward Sanitarium. Very soon he begins to suspect that something is wrong. Horribly wrong. And he has to try to find out what it is. Unwittingly, he starts down a long, dark path -- from which he may be unable to escape.

This series was recorded on location with a stereo microphone in order to create an intense, realistic sound which serves to heighten the central question: Are these phenomena real, or a product of the imagination?
(5 Cass)

The Invisible Man
Alien Voices
Leonard Nimoy (Star Trek's "Spock") and John Delancie (Star Trek's "Q") join forces to examine the roots of science fiction with H.G. Wells' sci-fi/horror classic -- the now familiar tale of a scientist driven mad by the power of his own invention. Also featuring, from the 'Trek' universe: Kate Mulgrew, Ethan Phillips, Dwight Schultz, and Nana Visitor. Virtuoso performances, riveting sound effects and original music make this production a tremendous success. (CD)